Internet Explorer-Runtime error

This document explains a workaround if you receive 'A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug?' when attempting to load a webpage in Internet Explorer.

Note: This workaround may not work in all cases. We do not have another reliable method to offer at this time.

When attempting to load a webpage you receive one of the following error messages:

• A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug?
• Internet Explorer Script Error. An error has occurred in the script on line 1. Do you wish to continue running scripts on this page?

To prevent this error from coming up, you will need to disable script and runtime errors. Perform the following to configure Internet Explorer to ignore these script and runtime errors:

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click on Tools and select Options.
3. Click on the Advanced tab.Put a check in the box next to Disable script debuggin
   

5. Remove the check in the box next to Display a notification about every script error if this box is currently checked.

1. Click OK to confirm your changes.

This does not actually fix the problem, it merely stops the window telling you about it from coming up. In order to actually fix the problem, the code of the script needs to be modified so that it does not produce errors. This cannot usually be done by an end user, and instead needs to be done by the administrator for the webpage that the error is occurring on.

Note: Some users have reported that after trying the above steps, as well as the additional steps from Microsoft below, they discovered the problem was malware related. Before attempting the additional steps below, you should run a full virus scan.

If the window is still coming up, Microsoft has some additional steps you can try to resolve the problem

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308260

How to create an oracle Database

Create an Oracle Database

By default ProblemTracker uses a Microsoft Access database, however it can also be used with Oracle. Oracle database is a separately sold product available from Oracle Corporation and is not bundled with ProblemTracker.

To use ProblemTracker with Oracle, you must first create a database using Oracle. You can create a database of any name, although it is recommended that it matches the workgroup name. If your Oracle software is installed on a machine with a Windows-based platform, perform the following steps to create the database. If your Oracle software is installed on a Sun Solaris platform.

Oracle 8i on Windows platform:

1. Start the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant.
2. Select the option "Create a Database" and click "Next".
3. If you wish to have a standard Oracle database, select the option "Typical (recommended)" and click "Next". But, if you wish to have the Oracle database use multinationalization, then choose the option "Custom" and click "Next" and continue with the installation.
4. Select the appropriate method (either copy existing files from the CD, or create new database files) for creating the database and click "Next".
5. Select the environment (either OLTP, DSS, or Hybrid/Multipurpose system) in which the database will operate and click "Next". The default and the recommended one is a hybrid system.
6. Enter the approximate number of users who will be concurrently connected to the database at any given time and then click "Next". If you are not sure, accept the default value.
7. Select the options you want to configure for use in the database and click "Next".
8. Enter the workgroup name (recommended) for the Global Database Name and the SID (System Identifier) or you can enter any valid database name. If you have chosen the option "Custom" in Step 3, then click the "Change Character Set..." button and choose the appropriate character set you need. Say if you wish to have "UTF8" character set, then choose "UTF8" for the options "Character Set" and "National Character Set" in the dialog and then click "Next".
9. Select the option "Create database now" and click "Finish". Click "Yes" to the confirmation dialog.
10. Creation of Oracle database will take few minutes depending on the options you have chosen to configure. Please wait until Oracle gives a confirmation stating that the database has been created and then note the Global Database Name, SID, SYS and SYSTEM account passwords in a safe place.

Oracle 9i on Windows or Sun Solaris platform:

1. Start the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant.
2. Select the option "Create a Database" and click "Next".
3. Select the option "General Purpose" and click "Next".
4. Enter the Global Database Name in the form "databasename.domain" and the System Identifier (SID) in the form "databasename", then click "Next". It is advised that you select the database name to match the workgroup name that you will be using. However, using a different name is acceptable.
5. Select the option "Dedicated Server Mode" and click "Next".
6. Select the "Custom" option.
7. If you do not plan to use multinationalization, skip to the next step. If you wish to have the Oracle database use multinationalization, then click on the "DB Sizing" tab. In the "Database Character Set" field, select "UTF8".
8. Click "Next". Click "Next" once more.
9. Check the option for the option "Create Database" and click "Finish".
10. Click "OK" to confirm the creation of the database.
11. Click on the button "Save as an HTML file" to save the database parameters, then click "OK" to proceed with creating the database.
12. After the database creation operation has completed successfully, click on the "Password Management" button to change the default password and unlock the database accounts of the new database.

Oracle 10g on Windows platform:

1. Start the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant. Click "Next".
2. Select the option "Create a Database" and click "Next".
3. Select the option "General Purpose" and click "Next".
4. Enter the Global Database Name in the form "databasename.domain" and the System Identifier (SID) in the form "databasename", then click "Next". It is advised that you select the database name to match the workgroup name that you will be using. However, using a different name is acceptable.
5. Check the option "Configure the Database with Enterprise Manager", and accept the default selection for other options and click "Next".
6. Enter a Password and Confirm Password for all accounts or you can enter different passwords and click "Next".
7. Select the storage mechanism as "File System" and click "Next".
8. Select the location of the Database files to be created. If you are not sure as what to choose, select the option "Use Database File Locations from Template" and click "Next".
9. Choose the recovery options for the database and click "Next".
10. Uncheck the option "Sample Schemas" and click "Next".
11. In the "Memory" tab, select the "Custom" option.
12. If you do not plan to use multinationalization, skip to the next step. If you wish to have the Oracle database use multinationalization, then click on the "Character Sets" tab. In the "Database Character Set" field, click "Choose from the list of character sets", and select "UTF8" from the list. Also select "UTF8" for the "National Character Set". Click "Next".
13. If you wish, you can review (and modify) the control file, data files and redo log groups for the database. Click "Next".
14. Select the option "Create Database" and click "Finish".
15. Click on the button "Save as an HTML file" to save the database parameters, then click "OK" to proceed with creating the database.
16. After the database creation operation has completed successfully, click on the "Password Management" button to change the default password and unlock the database accounts of the new database.

Now you have successfully created an Oracle database.

How to check CPU speed

Windows Vista/Windows 10/Windows 8.1

To check the CPU speed, click Start. In the search box, enter msinfo32 .
Or press Windows+r and type msinfo32 for full computer discription.

Your computer's CPU speed will appear in the processor description. For instance, in "x86 Family 15 Model 1 Stepping 2 Genuine Intel ~1495 Mhz", the CPU speed is 1495MHz (i.e., 1.495GHz).
Windows NT, Me, 2000, or XP

To check the CPU speed, from the Start menu, select Run... , and then enter msinfo32 .

Your computer's CPU speed will appear in the processor description. For instance, in "x86 Family 15 Model 1 Stepping 2 Genuine Intel ~1495 MHz", the CPU speed is 1495MHz (i.e., 1.495GHz).

http://kb.iu.edu/data/aiiu.html

How to make lan connection and configure IP address

First of all go to My network places And right click the mouse button then click properties then a new window display that show the your Lan card connection right click on that an click on their property option...that show a new window which have many option ......click on tcp/ip an click on their property in it if u connected with server then obtain automatic IP address if u r connected individually then fill manually ip address then click on OK.an again OK....now goes to my computer right click here and click on the property here if your computer name is same then change it if different then OK . It should be always advisable than your computer have different name but have same group name,click OK,it will ask u to restart your computer,restart this,if u check the connection is establish or not then click on start and then click on run type ping and the computers ip address u want to check for eg...ping 192.168.0.1 press enter

go to start->control panel->network connections->local area connection->properties(Right click)->tcp/ip->use manual ip and assign address.

If u do not get help from above details then use this link
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306126